#23Quantum of Solace

2008

In an action packed film which is a sequel to the 2006 film Casino Royale, James Bond 007 seeks revenge for the murder of his lover. Agent 007 once again battles evil to stop an environmentalist taking control of water resources in Bolivia.
A vintage Douglas DC-3 provides the setting for an action packed flight scene.

The film is based on a short story written by Iam Fleming as part of the novel For Your Eyes Only, in 1960. The film of the same name doesn't contain the story.

#22Casino Royale

2006

This movie portrays the beginning of the James Bond legend and is an adaptation of Ian Fleming's novel of the same name, written in 1953.
This film shows James Bond as a young and relatively inexperienced agent, and this is the timeframe in which he earns his 007 status.

Cameo appearance by Richard Branson (being frisked at Miami airport). This scene is removed from the film when shown on British Airways in-flight entertainment systems!

This is the first film in which Miss Moneypenny doesn't appear

Filmed in Czech Republic, Bahamas, Italy, UK, and on stage sets in Pinewood Studios. Part of the storyline is set in Montenegro, but no filming took place there.
Directed by Martin Campbell.
Produced by Eon Productions - who swapped the rightss to Spider-Man with MGM to obtain the rights to Casino Royale, in 1999.

#21Die Another Day

2002

Pierce Brosnan makes his fourth, and last, appearance as James Bond 007.
James Bond's Female companion for this movie was Jinx, played by Halle Berry.
Toby Stephens played Gustav Graves and Rick Yune played Zao while Michael Madsen played Falco.
Directed by Lee Tamahori.
Title song by Madonna.

#20 The World Is Not Enough

1999

Pierce Brosnan stars for the third time as James Bond 007.
Elektra King played by Sophie Marceau.
The villain Renard, was played by actor Robert Carlyle.
Directed by Michael Apted.
Theme song by Garbage.
Storyline: James Bond travels to Azerbaijan, The Caspian Sea and Istanbul in a race to defuse an international power struggle over the world's oil supply.

#19 Tomorrow Never Dies

1977
Pierce Brosnan as James Bond 007 for the second time.
Wai Lin played by Michelle Yeoh and Paris Carver played by Teri Hatcher, provide James Bond with some female company.
The villain, Elliot Carver, played by Jonathan Pryce.
Directed by Roger Spottiswoode.
Theme song by Sheryl Crow.

#16 The Living Daylights

1987
Timothy Dalton's first appearance in the James Bond movie list as James Bond 007.
Heroine Kara Milovy was played by Maryam D'abo.
The villain, Whittaker, played by Joe Baker.
Directed by John Glen.

#15 A View To A Kill

1985
Roger Moore as James Bond 007 for his 7th movie appearance as the popular hero.
Tanya Roberts played Stacy Sutton, Bond's female companion.
The villain, Max Zorin, was played by actor Christopher Walken, and his trusty assistant May Day played by Grace Jones.
Directed by John Glen.

#14 Never Say Never Again

1983 (Warner Brothers)

This movie is included in the James Bond movie list even though it is not counted as an "official" James Bond movie by purists as it was produced by a rival movie company. However, to those of us who just enjoy James Bond films, it's still James Bond 007 and hence its inclusion in the Bond movie list.

Sean Connery returns to play James Bond 007 in the movies one more time.
Kim Basinger played Domino
The Villains were the unforgettable Fatima Blush (Played by Barbara Carrera), Largo played by Kalus Brandauer, and Blofeld played by Max Von Sydow.
Directed by Irvin Kershner.

#12 For Your Eyes Only

1981
Roger Moore stars for the fifth time as James Bond 007 in this movie.
Lynn Holly Johnson played Bibi Dahl and Carole Bouquet played Melina Havelock, with Cassandra Harris playing Countess Lisl.
The villain was Kristatos, played by Julian Glover.
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#11 Moonraker

1979
Roger Moore once again for the fourth time as James Bond 007.
Lois Chiles played Holly Goodhead provides some feminine distraction.
The villain Drax is played by Michel Lonsdale and famously, Jaws with the metal teeth played by Richard Kiel.

Directed by Lewis Gilbert.

This movie inspired by the space race, particularly the Space Shuttle program, and movies such as Star Wars.

#10 The Spy Who Loved Me

1977

Roger Moore starred for the third time as James Bond 007 in this classically named movie.
Barbara Bach played Anya Amasova and Caroline Muncro played Naomi as the Bond girls.
The sinister villain Stromberg was played by Curt Jurgens and Jaws, one of the most popular villains, appears again, played by Richard Kiel.

#9The Man With The Golden Gun

1974

Roger Moore's second starring role as James Bond 007.
Britt Ekland as Mary Good Night and Maud Adams as Andrea Anders provide James Bond with some female companionship.
The villain, Scaramanga, is played by Chris Lee.
Directed by Guy Hamilton

#8 Live And Let Die

1973

Roger Moore's first entry in the James Bond movie list as James Bond 007.
Jane Seymour played the James Bond love interest and female in distress Solitaire.
The villain, Mr Big, alias Kanga, is played by actor Yaphet Kotto.
Directed by Guy Jamilton.

#7 Diamonds Are Forever

1971

Sean Connery as James Bond 007. This is Sean Connery's final appearance in the "official" James Bond movies, however there is one additional entry in this James Bond movie list, with the final James Bond movie which starred Sean Connery but was made by the rival Warner Bros in 1983.

Stars Jill St John as Tiffany Case and Lana Wood as Plenty O'Toole
The villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld this time played by Charles Gray.
Directed by Guy Hamnilton.

#6 On Her Majesty's Secret Service

1969
George Lazenby's first appearance as James Bond 007.
Diana Rigg starred as the spanish countess Tracy Di Vincenzo - who won Bond's heart and became the only Mrs. James Bond before tragedy strikes.
The villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld appears again in this movie but this time is played by Telly Savalas
Directed by Peter Hunt.

#5 You Only Live Twice

1967
Sean Connery stars for the fifth time as James Bond 007.
Akiko Wakabayashi as Ski and Mie Hama as Kissy Suzuki
The classic villain Blofeld is played by Donald Pleasance.
Directed by Lewis Gilbert.

#4 Thunderball

1965

Sean Connery's fourth appearance as James Bond 007 in this action packed movie.
Claudine Auger stars as Domino and Luciana Paluzzi plays Fiona Volpe.
The villain Largo is played by actor Adolfo Celi.
Directed by Terence Young
(remade in 1983 with the title Never Say Never Again)

Sean Connery stars for the third time as James Bond 007 in this classic movie.
Honor Blackman as Bond's love interest Pussy Galore
Shirley Eaton as the gold girl, (they actually painted her gold) Jill Masterson
Auric Goldfinger played by Gert Frobe; his enforcer was called Oddjob.

The featured car was an Aston Martin DB5 with special equipment machine gun tail lights and an ejection seat.

#2 From Russia With Love

1963
Sean Connery's second role as James Bond 007.
Daniela Biachi as James Bond's love interest Tatiana Romanov.
Red Grant played by Robert Shaw; Rose Klebb played by Lotte Lenya
Directed by Terence Young

Nominated for the Golden Globe award of 1963.

Technicolor, 110 minutes.

James Bond's mission: find Lektor, the Russian secret decoding machine. While searching in Istanbul, he runs into the villains of Spectre.

Also available as a playstation game where the hero, James Bond, works his way through 14 Cold War missions.

#1 Dr. No

also called Ian Fleming's Doctor No in the UK

Released in 1962.

Sean Connery starred as the first ever James Bond in this original movie.
Ursula Andress starred as James Bond's female companion named the Honey Ryder.
The classic movie villain, Dr No, was played by Joseph Wiseman.
Directed by Terence Young.
Soundtrack: Under the Mango Tree
Filmed in Jamaica.
Technicolor, 110 minutes

British Secret Agent number 007, James Bond, is sent to Jamaica in search of a missing secret agent. His search leads him to suspect the reclusive and mysterious Dr No is attempting to stop the US space program.

Based on the novel by Ian Fleming.

Won the Golden Globe Award in 1962.

News: This film has been digitally re-mastered and released on DVD. If you're a James Bond movie fan, it's worth considering the DVD boxed sets as they have much better sound and image quality than the originals.

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